Kia Sportage

Headquarters — RiyadhInspected · 95 / 100
  • Kia Sportage — front three-quarter view
  • Kia Sportage — front three-quarter view
  • Kia Sportage — front three-quarter view
  • Kia Sportage — rear three-quarter view
  • Kia Sportage — cabin and dashboard
1 / 5

Specifications

Year
2024
Mileage
15,000 km
Body
Compact crossover
Fuel
Petrol
Gearbox
Automatic
Engine
2.5L inline-4 · 187 hp
Drivetrain
FWD
Seats
5
Fuel economy
12.8 km/l
Colour
Grey
Where it is now
Headquarters — Riyadh

Inspection report

Approved report

1 findings, mainly: Judder under hard braking

29 points · 11 photos · 1 note

Body & paint

100

Interior

100

Engine & gearbox

100

Chassis & suspension

100

Tyres & brakes

100

Electrics & electronics

100

Road test

66
  • Braking — Judder under hard braking
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Our branches

  • Headquarters — Riyadh

    King Fahd Rd, Al Malqa, Riyadh

  • Preparation yard — Al Sulay

    Southern Ring Rd, Al Sulay, Riyadh

Payment methods

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Financing partners

  • Al Rajhi Bank
  • Saudi National Bank
  • Riyad Bank
  • Alinma Bank

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